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Yes, if you wish to avoid paying taxes when you file next year's tax return, you should revise Form W-4 provided to your employer(s).
To help you decide how to complete your W-4, see this TurboTax W-4 Withholding Calculator.
Also see the IRS Multiple Jobs Worksheet on page 3 of the W-4 instructions, which includes options for three or more jobs.
No one else can see your tax return. Only you can check to see if you entered your W-2's correctly. Go to Federal>Wages and Income and check each of them very slowly and carefully---one by one -- to see if you entered the information from all of the boxes just as they appear on the W-2.
Every 2023 W-2 you received must be on your 2023 tax return. They go on the SAME tax Form 1040. (No filing some now and some later.) Only 2023 W-2's go on a 2023 tax return. Do not put any W-2's from 2022 or some earlier year on a 2023 tax return.
Yes, if you wish to avoid paying taxes when you file next year's tax return, you should revise Form W-4 provided to your employer(s).
To help you decide how to complete your W-4, see this TurboTax W-4 Withholding Calculator.
Also see the IRS Multiple Jobs Worksheet on page 3 of the W-4 instructions, which includes options for three or more jobs.
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